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 | Ceratech Green Cement Technology Unveiled Precast Inc., July/August 2008 CERATECH Inc., a designer, manufacturer and supplier of high-performance construction materials based in Baltimore, has unveiled "extreme green cement technology" engineered specifically for masonry and new construction projects. |
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 | Filling a Need Baltimore Magazine, August 2008 High-performance construction-material manufacturer CeraTech makes one of the military’s saving graces: Pavemend, a fast-drying concrete repair product that cures in one hour. By using Pavemend to fill massive craters in Iraq’s roads and highways, Marine combat engineers repair IED damage in record time and get soldiers out of harm’s way. |
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 | CERATECH Goes Green Concrete Today, August 2008 Green sustainable, rapid concrete repair products are popular with the United States military, state departments of transportation, municipalities, and aviation and port authorities. CERATECH Inc. designs, manufactures and supplies construction materials and recently released the “extreme green cement technology,” engineered specifically for masonry and new construction products. |
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 | CERATECH High Performance Green Cement Technology Unveiled For Masonry and General Construction Projects ForConstructionPros.com, July 8, 2008 On the heels of its success with green sustainable, rapid concrete repair products used by the U.S. Military, State DOT's, Municipalities, and Aviation & Port Authorities throughout the United States, CERATECH, Inc. now offers "extreme green cement technology," engineered specifically for masonry and new construction projects. CERATECH's new "green cement building technology" will be showcased at the Construct Show in Las Vegas, Booth No. 113, June 4th-6th. |
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 | Green Cement The Military Engineer, July/August 2008 The production of Portland cement accounts for more than 6 percent of the human generated carbon dioxide greenhouse gas worldwide due, in part, to the energy required to produce the cement by traditional means. The high kiln temperatures traditionally required to modify raw materials are usually achieved by the use of fossil fuels. By some estimates, a ton of carbon dioxide is produced for every ton of cement manufactured. |
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 | FROM WASTE TO RICHES Corridor Inc, June 2008 A Columbia construction products company is about to start selling concrete made from industrial waste. |
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 | CERATECH offers green technology portland alternative Concrete Monthly, June 2008 On the heels of its success with green sustainable, rapid concrete repair products used by the U.S. military, state departmemts of transportation, municipalities, and aviation and port authorities throughout the United States, CERATECH Inc. has unveiled "extreme green cement technology," engineered specifically for masonry and new construction projects. |
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 | Bottom-Line Engineering News-Record, May 22, 2008, Page 16 It as a construction success story, of sorts. At Passenger terminal World, in Amsterdam this April, Angela Newland described the project to renovate and expand Ohio's Columbus Airport with a $7-million contract, $2-million change order and "flash-track" design and build process. |
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 | Ceratech High Performance Green Cement Technology Unveiled For Masonry And General Construction Projects Oklahoma Society of Preofessional Engineers, May 13, 2008 Success In Rapid Concrete Repair Market Prompts Launch Of The Fortress Extreme GREEN Masonry Building System™ & RediMAX™ Cement Technology; Product Innovations To Re-Define Industry Standards, Allowing Companies To Build More Efficiently Without Compromising Performance. |
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| Academic Engineering Challenge On April 5th, 2008 the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) held the Ohio Valley Student Conference (OVSC) at Youngstown State University. One of the competitions held at this conference was a Concrete Horseshoe Competition. | |
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 | CERATECH has introduced D.O.T.Line Pipeline & Gas Journal, April 2008 CERATECH has introduced D.O.T.Line rapid concrete repair material that the company describes as the most environmentally friendly, high performance product available. |
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 | Repair Products Concrete International, April 2008, Page 75 D.O.T.Line is a high-performance, rapid repair products. This non-portland cement, non-epoxy repair material is mixed and placed like traditional concrete. |
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 | SPEEDING UP REPAIRS Military Logistics International, February/March 2008 It might be a linguistic stretch to say that CERATECH,Inc. literally found its military logistics niche in filling niches, but the stretch wouldn't be too far from the truth. Today the company’s expanding line of high tech concrete products is being employed in a wide range of hole filling and other infrastructure applications. |
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 | California Highway 101 Rapid-Repair Project Better Roads, March 2008, Page 60 California Department Of Transportation utilizes CERATECH’s D.O.T.Line® for Highway 101 “Rapid Repair” project |
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 | Rapid repair concrete made from 90 percent recycled materials EquipmentWotld.com, March 2008, Page 119 As part of CeraTech's rapid concrete repair series, non-Portland, non-epoxy DOTLine comes in turnkey, pre-extended 58-pound bags to be mixed and placed like traditional concrete. |
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 | Green Objective Roads & Bridges, January 2008, Page 70 CERATECH Inc., a next generation "green" construction materials technology company, has introduced D.O.T. Line, an environmentally friendly, high-perfomance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | New Road Products Better Roads, January 2008, page 66 Ceratech says their new D.O.T.Line of high-performance, rapid concrete repair is the most environmentally friendly product on the market today. |
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 | CERATECH's Rapid Repair Concrete Construction, January 2008 The new environmentally friendly, non-epoxy D.O.T.Line rapid concrete repair product from CERATECH, Inc. comes in pre-extended 58-pound bags and is mixed and placed like traditional concrete. |
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 | Products on Parade The Concrete Producer, January 2008 Specifically designed for horizontal to near horizontal applications, D.O.T.Line is an environmentally friendly, high performance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | Pre-Extended, Packaged Rapid Repair Concrete Environmental Design & Construction, January 2008 CeraTech’s D.O.T.Line is designed for horizontal applications for structural repair of roads and bridges. |
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 | Environmentally Friendly Concrete Repair concrete & masonry construction products, November/December 2007 Specifically designed for horizontal to near-horizontal applications, D.O.T.Line is an environmentally friendly, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | Field-tested EquipmentWorld.com, January 2008 Pavement products are used for a variety of infrastructure repair applications, from U.S. Military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan to state DOT’s across the country. |
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 | Extra-Green-Friendly Rapid Repair Concrete Associated Construction Publications, January 1, 2008 Ceratech's D..T.Line® is an environmentally-friendly, high-performance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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| World of Concrete Products The Concrete Producer, January 2008 Specifically designed for horizontal to near horizontal applications, D.O.T.Line is an environmentally friendly, high performance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | "Green" rapid concrete repair product GoStructural.com, January 1, 2008 CERATECH, Inc., a next-generation, "green" construction materials technology company introduced D.O.T.Line, an environmentally friendly, high-performance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | Ceratech adds 'green' D.O.T.Line to its rapid repair PAVEMEND line CONCRETE Monthly, December 2007 Backed by the success of the Ceratech Inc.'s PAVEMEND family of rapid concrete repair products among the U.S. military, municipalities and multiple department of transportation agencies throughout the United States, the company has launched a next generation, "green" construction materials technology called D.O.T.Line. |
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 | Rapid Repair Grows Greener Concrete Products, December 1, 2007 Backed by the Pavemend family of rapid concrete repair products in U.S. military installations, municipalities, and department of transportation applications, Ceratech, Inc., recently introduced D.O.T.Line. |
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 | Rapid concrete repair Bridges, December 2007 CERATECH, Inc., introduced D.O.T.Line, an environmentally friendly, high-performance, rapid concrete repair product. |
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 | 50 Top Rollouts for 2007 Better Roads, December 2007 Better Roads editors have sorted through more than 500 new product introductions to identify 50 that have the greatest significance to highway and bridge professionals. |
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 | D.O.T.Line Concrete Contractor, December 2007, Page 30 Environmentally-friendly, high-performance, rapid concrete repair product |
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 | Specifiers' Guide Structural Engineering, December 2007 Ceratech Inc is a worldwide designer, manufacturer, and supplier of a highly engineered, next-generation construction materials for the Department of Defense, the construction, transportation, and marine industries. |
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 | Concrete maker is going 'green' Daily Journal of Commerce, November 28, 2007 A Baltimore manufacturer is going green with its latest concrete repair product. |
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| Concrete Repair: Earth-Friendly Mix Engineering News-Record, November 11, 2007 D.O.T. Line is a rapid-setting, concrete repair material composed of over 90% recycled material. | |
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 | Environmentally-Friendly Repair Material Concrete International, October 2007 Mainline™ is a high-performance, rapid-setting structural repair concrete. This nonportland cement, nonepoxy concrete offers long-term durability and resists damage from freezing and thawing. |
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 | Hardened in Battle, This Company Sets Its Goals in Cement Wall Street Journal, August 21, 2007, Page B9 Over the past four years, a small Baltimore company led by a 23-year Army veteran has quietly made its mark in combat zones with an unlikely weapon: fast-drying cement. |
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